Crossword clues for audibly
audibly
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Audibly \Au"di*bly\, adv. So as to be heard.
Wiktionary
adv. In context of possibility of being heard; in an audible manner.
WordNet
adv. in an audible manner; "he spoke audibly" [ant: inaudibly]
Usage examples of "audibly".
And, as if wrung by some sudden pain, the sleeper turned heavily round, groaned audibly, and awoke.
A wooden brace somewhere below deck cracked audibly, but both runners held.
Day and audibly wondering how it could possibly be dealt with in debate.
Chaby sniffed, audibly, formed his lips in a silent obscenity which indicated that he understood, and lit an extra-length cigarette.
The creature answered audibly, and the man was able to understand fairly well, though there were occasional words he had never heard from Nereis or from Creak.
The Baroness audibly sobbed, while the two patchers of her peace of mind gazed at her commiserately.
After Joseph unpacked, they walked down to the corner for takeaway curry, chatting pleasantly and audibly on unobjectionable topics.
He replied audibly enough, in a fashion which made my companion vociferate, more clamorously than before, that a wide distinction might be drawn between saints like himself and sinners like his master.
The next instant the seat of the chair rose up audibly to its normal level, and the antimacassar fell out into its usual folds, still preserving, however, the traces of its previous wrinkles.
Nettuno barked audibly, and his master answered with another shout, for the sympathy of man in his kind is inextinguishable.
Now that Bernard had heard himself say it, audibly, distinctly, loudly, the spell of his apprehension seemed broken, and he went on bravely.
When angry it growls most audibly for such a small beast, and this is generally accompanied by a bristling of the hair, especially of the tail.
The photoreceptors whirred audibly in their sockets, scanning left to right.
In the stillness that replaced the howl of shells, small arms sizzled audibly among the grumble of diesels as soldiers responded to tele porting Molts--or to their own nervousness.
When he opened the kitchen door he actually gulped audibly as he saw young Slater sitting by the table, a mug of tea in one hand and a large shive of bread in the other.